Mohammad Khatami, former President of Iran, emphasized the importance of choosing effective and low-cost solutions for overcoming the current crises in a message to Dr. Masoud Pezeshkian, Vice President of the Islamic Consultative Assembly. This message was particularly highlighted following Pezeshkian's remarks at the United Nations General Assembly, which received widespread acclaim from the public and elites.
Praise for Pezeshkian's Remarks
Khatami specifically referred to Pezeshkian's candid and measured words in this message, considering them representative of the sentiments of the majority of the Iranian people. He emphasized the civilizational dignity and historical peace-seeking nature of Iranians and pointed to the suffering and resistance of the nation against sanctions and wars. Khatami noted that the people of Iran seek development, justice, and a bright future, and in this regard, they need solidarity and cooperation.
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Opportunity for National Solidarity
Khatami continued his message by describing Pezeshkian's brave trip to the United Nations as a national opportunity for solidarity and consensus between the nation and the government. He pointed out that this solidarity could be effective in addressing national interests and alleviating the concerns of people's lives. Khatami emphasized that this action could take significant steps towards removing the shadow of an endless and devastating war from the country.
In conclusion, Khatami prayed to God to assist Pezeshkian and all those involved to identify and follow the least costly and most effective path out of the crises by insisting on the rights of the nation and national interests. He stressed the importance of courage and fairness in traversing this path and called for the support of all branches of government and segments of the nation for this effort.
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